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1989

Dekalog: One
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Dekalog: One and Kieslowski’s Art of Cinematic Shock

Dekalog: One and Kieslowski’s Art of Cinematic Shock
violent cop 1989
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Violent Cop (1989): The Study of Morality and Amorality in Takeshi Kitano’s Directorial Debut

Violent Cop (1989): The Study of Morality and Amorality in Takeshi Kitano’s Directorial Debut
The Killer
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The Killer (1989): Moralistic Boundaries Broken Down By Chivalric Bond

The Killer (1989): Moralistic Boundaries Broken Down By Chivalric Bond
Sange Meel Se Mulaqat Bismillah Khan
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Sange Meel Se Mulaqat [1989] Review: An Enchanting Documentary on Ustad Bismillah Khan

Sange Meel Se Mulaqat [1989] Review: An Enchanting Documentary on Ustad Bismillah Khan
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The 9 Best Films of the Australian New Wave

The 9 Best Films of the Australian New Wave
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Dead Poets Society [1989]: Taking the Road Less Traveled by

Dead Poets Society [1989]: Taking the Road Less Traveled by
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